Neutralisation

Where would you find an acid on the pH scale?

• Between 0 - 7

• Exactly 7

• Between 7 - 14

• Less than 7

Match the following

• alkalis

• 
• acids

• 
• acids

• 
• alkalis

• 
• acids

• 

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NGSS.MS-PS1-2

Neutralisation

• A chemical REACTION in which an ACID and a BASE react to form WATER and a SALT.

• TWO chemical REACTIONS in which an ACID and a BASE react to form WATER and a SALT.

• A chemical REACTION in which AN ACID and WATER react to form A BASE and a SALT.

• A chemical REACTION in which AN ACID and SALT react to form A WATER and a BASE.

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NGSS.MS-PS1-5

Reactant

• The mixtures which take part in a chemical reaction.

• The new substances which are formed in a chemical reaction.

• The substances which take part in a chemical reaction.

• A compound formed during the neutralisation of an an acid.

Tags

NGSS.MS-PS1-1

Product

• The new substances which are formed in a chemical reaction.

• The substances which take part in a chemical reaction.

• A compound formed during the neutralisation of an acid

• A chemical reaction in which an acid and a base react to form water and a salt.

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NGSS.MS-PS1-2

NGSS.MS-PS1-5

Salt

• The substances which take part in a chemical reaction

• The new substances which are formed in a chemical reaction.

• A chemical reaction in which an acid and a base react to form water and a salt.

• A compound formed during the neutralisation of an acid.

What does "exothermic" mean?

• release smoke

• make it freeze

• gives out heat

• burn it

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NGSS.MS-PS3-3

ACID + ALKALI => SALT + WATER

• REACTANTS ARE ACID AND SALT.

  PRODUCTS ARE WATER

• REACTANTS ARE ACID AND ALKALI

  PRODUCTS ARE SALT AND WATER

• PRODUCTS ARE ACID AND ALKALI

  REACTANTS ARE SALT AND WATER

• REACTANTS ARE WATER AND ALKALI.

  PRODUCTS ARE ACID AND SALT

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NGSS.MS-PS1-2

Steps to process neutralisation

• A litmus paper test will tell you if a solution is acidic or alkali, but not by how much

• Once the level of acidity or alkalinity is known, we can choose an equal substance to neutralise it with.

• To neutralise a solution, you first need to know if it is acidic or alkali.

• Use a universal indicator to tell you how strong or weak the solution is (pH number)

To name a salt we follow a simple rule:

1. Keep the name of the __________ present in the ____________

2. Add a modified version of the ___________ name to the end.

• metal, acids, alkali

• alkali, acids, metal

• metal, alkali, acids